What playbook would fit my concept?

[SSubliminal]

I'm in the third year of my Kansas State dynasty and last season I had Tyler Gabbert transfer my Missouri. He sat out his year and now I'm starting him at a RS Junior.

I also added Bryce Brown to my team, sat him a year and he is now a RS Senior with 96 overall.

My receivers aren't looking too great with the best being an overall of around 78, none with that great of catching.

I was hoping to run a West Coast style offense similar to the 'Niners with Steve Young, since Tyler Gabbert kinda fits that sort of player. (97 THA, 88 SPD).

I also want to utilize Brown as much as possible, him being a two time all-american. So what playbook and scheme would give me the most amount of success?

[SSubliminal]

Oh, and my tight ends are pretty much terrible. Haven't had much success recruiting yet.

[Meast21Forever]

Quote: Originally Posted by SSubliminal

I'm in the third year of my Kansas State dynasty and last season I had Tyler Gabbert transfer my Missouri. He sat out his year and now I'm starting him at a RS Junior. I also added Bryce Brown to my team, sat him a year and he is now a RS Senior with 96 overall. My receivers aren't looking too great with the best being an overall of around 78, none with that great of catching. I was hoping to run a West Coast style offense similar to the 'Niners with Steve Young, since Tyler Gabbert kinda fits that sort of player. (97 THA, 88 SPD). I also want to utilize Brown as much as possible, him being a two time all-american. So what playbook and scheme would give me the most amount of success?

I use the 'multiple' offense. It's got enough balance of run and pass plays, but the pass plays are effective. There are plenty of screens, plenty of pre-snap WR motions, and several option plays. As far as the tight-end, he'll be on the field 75% of your plays or more unless you're running 5 WR out of shotgun (which is also in there). It just gives you good balance and a ton of options. There are a few nice rollouts and even some designed QB runs, which would be ideal for your faster qb.

[Stack]

Best "west coast" style play-book probably USC

Syracuse is pretty much a New Orleans/Indianapolis style offense

Stanford is more a run oriented pro-style

[My personal favorite is Boston College, one back style offense with nothing but Ace/Shotgun]

[Godssafetynow21]

I def agree with the multiple. First two years on my MD dynasty ran it. Best Play selection IMO. Im in year three and decided to try the spread.....I prefer Multiple.

[LC AAU]

Miami would be a good one too.